We are a leading consultancy firm in the definition and implementation of strategies to combat climate change, sustainability and ESG.
As consultants, we think strategically and comprehensively, and we are pragmatic and practical to offer our clients measurable results, lasting strategies, and satisfaction
We collaborate with national and international companies and institutions to integrate strategies for reducing their impact on climate change and sustainability into their strategic and operational plans, reconciling social and environmental responsibility with economic performance and positive impact
Our sustainability mapping methodology, in accordance with ESG principles, allows us to identify areas of excellence and challenges, defining commitments for sustainable growth
The experience of the Kickster team in diversified sectors and in innovative projects, our commitment to spreading greater culture and knowledge of the sector have made us one of the most successful consultancy companies on the international scene, with a turnover of over €15 million (2020 data)
We take part in numerous development projects for both companies and bodies and institutions which are based on innovation, sustainability and cooperation between the parties.
Sustainable development must be interpreted as an opportunity for the various economic operators: the creation of a medium-long term vision and the economic challenges are analyzed for an active process of transformation and adaptation in order to generate value and resilience.
We offer an integrated approach to managing current and future compliance related to obligations under European energy and climate policies. We are involved in a number of strategic projects for decarbonization and energy transition, as well as for the development of programs in line with the EU Green Deal and the NRP.
Pietro Valaguzza holds a degree in Economics from Bocconi University.
Since 2007 he has gained experience in climate and sustainability policies, sustainable finance and disclosure activities according to different frameworks (GRI, TCFD, etc.), specializing in ESG risk assessment, sustainability-linked financial products and climate risk assessment. Peter works on EU climate policies, including the EU sustainable finance framework, carbon market mechanisms, energy efficiency and energy from renewable supplies. His experience includes extensive knowledge of international frameworks on low GHG emissions accounting, carbon removal technologies, MRV, CDR and CCS policies, climate and environment related risks, and in particular, he has developed a deep understanding of the mechanisms of international financial institutions in the climate sector. Peter is an experienced and well-known manager and consultant in EU climate change related issues and corporate climate governance (materiality, dual materiality, CSDR, TCFD, EU taxonomy, etc.). He is, in addition, a member of WEMC (World Energy & Meteorology Council), ISSP (International Society of Sustainability Professionals), EAPPP (European Association of Public-Private Partnerships), and the Advisory Board of the ESP (Environmental Science and Policy) Department of the University of Milan. In 2022 and 2023, he was an Ambassador of the European Climate Pact.
Ramona Caria, since 2013, has gained experience in climate and sustainability policies, specializing in ESG metrics and criteria, carbon markets, energy efficiency, and renewable energy production. She is an ‘expert in European climate and sustainable finance policies. She is involved in the design and implementation of EU climate policies, including the EU Sustainable Finance Framwork, the EU Emissions Trading Scheme (EU-ETS), the Carbon Removals Certification Framework (CRCF), and the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM), with expertise that includes the various market mechanisms, efficiency, and incentives for renewable energy at national and international levels. He has strong experience in energy and environmental markets, focusing particularly on carbon markets such as EU-ETS and voluntary carbon markets (VCM). Its portfolio consists of energy intensive companies, mainly part of those sectors covered by EU ETS legislation (including steel, cement, paper, glass, ceramics, and aviation), along with utilities, consulting firms, and small-to-medium enterprises (SMEs). The main areas of interest include carbon removal technologies, carbon capture and storage (CCS), and strategies for energy-intensive industries to meet carbon neutrality targets.
Filippo Banfichi, a graduate in Chemical Engineering, is an expert on the EU-ETS mechanism, climate policies and CO2 emission reduction strategies, with over 25 years of experience in environmental consulting for energy intensive industries. He is an “Expert in Energy Management” (EGE) and has developed specific know-how in the field of energy efficiency, energy management systems, decarbonization strategies (GHG Protocol), Carbon Footprint and LCA; in particular, on issues related to EU-ETS and VCMs, he keeps himself constantly updated through consulting activities provided for the corporate world that IFI.
Greek, English
Alessia Agostini, a graduate in Environmental Sciences, is an expert in EU-ETS MRV, climate policies and CO2 emission reduction strategies, with more than 20 years of experience in environmental consulting and application of the EU-ETS mechanism. In the course of her professional experience, she has attended several refresher courses on Emission Trading issues, keeping her knowledge constantly updated with application both to companies included in the Directive and to Certification Bodies for which she has also acted as auditor for annual audits.
Greek, English
Giacomo, who holds a degree in Agricultural Sciences and is close to completing a master’s degree in Environmental and Food Economics at the University of Milan, has gained experience in climate policy, carbon markets (ETS and VCM), and sustainable finance since joining Kickster. In 2018, participating in the project activities of the “Future We Want Model UN” program, organized by the United Nations in New York, he developed skills in socioeconomic development and international policy. His skills cover a wide range of areas, including climate change policy, sustainability accounting and natural resource economics, policy frameworks, techno-economic assessments, carbon markets, sustainable finance tools, and environmental market modeling. He also specializes in conducting technical reports and providing strategic assistance in carbon credits projects, carbon removal feasibility studies, and capture and storage.
Italian, English
Marco Tanese is a young consultant, with a Master’s degree in Sustainable Management, with a solid knowledge of sustainability policies, sustainable finance and reporting standards (ESRS, TCFD). He has participated in several assignments as Junior Expert, gaining experience in EU Taxonomy, MRV and CBAM.
